Hold a pack of cards in your hand. Instantly, and visually, in front of the spectator the whole deck disappears leaving you with just one card! Imagine the scene -you take the pack of cards out of a card box. Then

Another novel card trick you can carry around in your pocket and entertain your friends with, anywhere and at any given moment. You show 3 cards that are fanned to display two black picture cards, with a red spot card, The Three of Diamonds between them.

ONE OF THE COOLEST THINGS TO COME OUT IN YEARS! In today's society, everything is fast paced. We must not waste time going from one place to another, and even certain social media outlets have time constrainin

A poker-sized deck is removed from its card case. In the blink of an eye, the case then magically shrinks to half its previous size! After failing to find the spectators selected card, its eventually found inside the miniature card case, folded into quart

An incredible, easy to do, multiple selection routine with an incredible, NO PALM, signed card to pocket ending! This trick will make you look like a master sleight of hand artist! Three cards are freely selected (no force),

The 3 predictions written by the Magician are exactly matches with the cards selected by the spectator. The presenter uses a deck of cards and a transparent plexi card stand for the trick. The deck used is normal pack of

Triple Exposure offers three commercial, funny routines relying upon a clever Dobson variation on his mentor Roy Johnson's switch frame, that Roy designed specifically for Vic Pinto's wonderful Society of International Magicians

A test-condition impossibility! When the magician notices that he's missing a few cards from his blue-backed deck, a few cards are randomly chosen by a spectator from a red-backed deck and added to the blue deck. When the magician discovers the missing

Bob Swadling has produced some amazing Magic in the past years and Twister is an interesting premise. A deck of cards cuts itself at a freely selected card. Then the deck cuts itself four more times, each time cutting to a ace, until all four aces

Eric's take on twisting the aces. Four cards are used, one at at time the cards turn face up in progressively more visual, and impressive ways. The routine is modular in the sense that Eric provides several ways to do this effect